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Chael Sonnen (born April 3, 1977 in West Linn, Oregon) is an American mixed martial artist (MMA). He is currently signed as a middleweight with World Extreme Cagefighting (WEC), which is owned by Zuffa (the parent company of the UFC).

Recently Sonnen fought Paulo Filho for the WEC middleweight championship. Sonnen was defeated by submission at 4:55 of the second round. There was controversy stemming from the fight stoppage, however. Sonnen did not tap out but yelled out the word "tap", and the referee took that as a verbal submission and stopped the fight. In his post-fight interview Sonnen said that he told the referee not to stop the fight, and continually said "No" when the referee asked if he wanted to submit. However, in a later interview Sonnen admitted that the referee "made a fair call".

A rematch between the two was scheduled for March 26, 2008 but has since been cancelled due to Paulo Filho checking himself into a rehabilitation clinic for an unknown substance abuse problem. Sonnen instead faced undefeated WEC middleweight contender Bryan Baker, and completely dominated him for three rounds, winning a unanimous decision.

Sonnen holds notable victories over Jason Miller, Amar Suloev, Trevor Prangley, Jason Lambert, and Paulo Filho.


MMA record

Record Result Opponent Method Event Date Round Time Location Notes
21-9-1 Win Brazil Paulo Filho Decision (Unanimous) WEC 36 11/5/2008 3 5:00 United States Hollywood, Florida, USA Non-Title Bout
20-9-1 Win United States Bryan Baker Decision (Unanimous) WEC 33 3/26/2008 3 5:00 United States Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
19-9-1 Loss Brazil Paulo Filho Verbal Submission (Armbar) WEC 31 12/12/2007 2 4:55 United States Las Vegas, Nevada, USA For WEC Middleweight Championship
19-8-1 Win United States Kyacey Uscola TKO SportFight 20: Homecoming 10/27/2007 1 United States Portland, Oregon, USA
18-8-1 Win Armenia Amar Suloev TKO Bodog Fight: Alvarez vs. Lee 7/14/2007 2 3:33 United States Trenton, New Jersey, USA
17-8-1 Win United States Tim McKenzie Submission (Anaconda Choke) Bodog Fight: Costa Rica 2/18/2007 1 0:13 Costa Rica Costa Rica
16-8-1 Win Russia Alexey Oleinik Decision (Unanimous) Bodog Fight: USA v. Russia 12/2/2006 3 5:00 Canada Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
15-8-1 Win United States Timothy Credeur TKO Bodog Fight: Costa Rica 8/22/2006 1 2:18 Costa Rica Costa Rica
14-8-1 Loss United States Jeremy Horn Submission (Armbar) UFC 60 5/27/2006 1 1:17 United States Los Angeles, California, USA
14-7-1 Win South Africa Trevor Prangley Decision (Unanimous) UFC Ultimate Fight Night 4 4/6/2006 3 5:00 United States Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
13-7-1 Loss Brazil Renato Sobral Submission (Triangle Choke) UFC 55 10/7/2005 2 1:20 United States Uncasville, Connecticut, USA
13-6-1 Win United States Tim Williams TKO SF 12: Rumble At The Rose Garden 7/9/2005 1 3:59 United States Portland, Oregon, USA
12-6-1 Win United States Adam Tarsey TKO Euphoria: USA vs. World 2/26/2005 1 3:49 United States Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA
11-6-1 Loss United States Terry Martin TKO (Corner Stoppage) XFO 4 12/3/2004 2 5:00 United States McHenry, Illinois, USA
11-5-1 Win United States Alex Stiebling Decision (Unanimous) WEC 12 10/21/2004 3 5:00 United States Lemoore, California, USA
10-5-1 Loss United States Jeremy Horn Submission (Guillotine Choke) SF 6: Battleground In Reno 9/23/2004 2 2:35 United States Reno, Nevada, USA
10-4-1 Loss Japan Keiichiro Yamamiya Decision (Majority) Pancrase: 2004 NeoBlood Tournament Final 7/25/2004 3 5:00 Japan Tokyo, Japan
10-3-1 Loss United States Jeremy Horn TKO (Cut) EC 57 5/6/2004 1 3:44 United States Council Bluffs, Iowa, USA
10-2-1 Win Justin Bailey KO ROTR: Rage On The River 4/17/2004 1 United States Redding, California, USA
9-2-1 Win Armenia Arman Gambaryan Decision (Unanimous) Euphoria: Russia v. USA 3/13/2004 3 5:00 United States Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA
8-2-1 Win United States Homer Moore Decision (Unanimous) ROTR 4.5: Proving Ground 12/27/2003 2 5:00 United States Hilo, Hawaii, USA
7-2-1 Win United States Greg Curnut Submission (Strikes) FCFF: Rumble At Roseland 10 12/13/2003 1 1:07 United States Portland, Oregon, USA
6-2-1 Win United States Jason Lambert Decision Gladiator Challenge 20 11/13/2003 3 5:00 United States Colusa, California, USA
5-2-1 Loss United States Forrest Griffin Submission (Triangle Choke) IFC: Global Domination 9/6/2003 1 2:25 United States Denver, Colorado, USA
5-1-1 Draw Japan Akihiro Gono Draw Pancrase: Hybrid 2 2/16/2003 2 5:00 Japan Osaka, Japan
5-1 Loss South Africa Trevor Prangley Submission XFA 5: Redemption 1/25/2003 1 United States West Palm Beach, Florida, USA
5-0 Win United States Justin Hawes TKO UFCF: Rumble In Rochester 8/24/2002 2 United States Rochester, Washington, USA
4-0 Win United States Jesse Ault Decision (Unanimous) RFC 1: The Beginning 7/13/2002 3 5:00 United States Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
3-0 Win United States Scott Shipman Submission (Choke) Dangerzone: Caged Heat 4/13/2002 2 7:08 United States Newton, North Dakota, USA
2-0 Win United States Jesse Ault Decision Dangerzone: Caged Heat 4/13/2002 2 United States Newton, North Dakota, USA
1-0 Win United States Jason Miller Decision HFP 1: Rumble On The Reservation 3/30/2002 2 5:00 United States Anza, California, USA

References

  1. Controversy follows Filho's title defense - MMA - Yahoo! Sports
  2. Interview of Chael Sonnen on official site of WEC.

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